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2. A process consists of rolling a single die 100 times and finding the mean of the 100 out- comes. If that process is repeat
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The approximate distribution of resulting means:

normal

EXPLANATION:

By Central Limit Theorem, the sampling distribution of sample means is normal when the number of samples is large, i.e., n > 30.

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